He talks about racial bias, racial justice, internships, and Jesuit education. What are you doing this summer?
Former host of The Daily Show, Trevor Noah fosters togetherness at the sold-out Silk Speaker Series crowd at USF during the first week of the school year. The first Silk Speaker Series to sell out in ...
The incoming class of 2028 and new transfer students to USF this fall bring 1,167 new people to USF's campus. They come from near and far to change the world from here.
Catherine Rivera ’24 (center, in white scrubs) at Stanford Hospital. She talks about nursing, tacos, jiu jitsu, and the importance of following your interests. I recently completed my capstone, which ...
USF assistant professor June Lee, fourth from the right, works with a number of nonprofits including the Korean American Community Foundation of San Francisco. When Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and ...
Professor Bill Ong Hing, an immigration law trailblazer and passionate advocate, has been named the School of Law’s new associate dean for faculty scholarship. He stepped into the role on August 1 and ...
The M.A. in Asia Pacific Studies program (MAPS), now in its 23rd year of operation at USF, welcomed one of the largest incoming cohorts in its history this fall semester. Twenty-nine students from ...
Alan Davis and Mary Lou Dauray have given $1.5 million to the School of Management to endow the Harari Conscious Leadership and Social Innovation Initiative and the Litvak Social Innovation ...
Physics student Wenyi “Howard” Gao ‘17 found a support system with his peers and professors at USF. Inspired by his grandfather, who was an electrical engineer, Wenyi “Howard” Gao ‘17 has a dream to ...
While working with the Keta Taylor Colby Death Penalty Project (KTC) in Jackson, Mississippi, USF Law student Zynal Aziz ‘20, uncovered evidence that ultimately exonerated a man wrongfully accused of ...
Learn from Computer Science Leaders in the World's Tech Hub Master’s degrees launch AI professionals to new heights in their careers. Employees with AI-related master’s degrees are in high demand ...